Hello,
We normally use ssh-add to not have to enter the passphrase each time.
But in case that the user do not have the private key we would like to
not prompt for passphrase.
In this case we simply would like to be refused from the connection.
We just would like to get a return code of 1 for example.
Re: Feature request ... >>case why can that not be send across on request in the handshake phase? ... > change his private key in any way, he could no longer be authenticated ... the passphrase is ... but the passphrase belongs to the private keyfile.... (comp.security.ssh)
Re: SSH publickey auth ... > The goal of using Identity/Pubkey authentication is to remove the need ... > can prove you have the public and private key then you are granted ... You see here the mention of the "passphrase"?... > authentication credentials 'follow' you. ... (Fedora)
Re: Main Reason for Using PKA? ... and also has to know your passphrase.... message encrypted with its private key.... using the remote machine's public key. ... using a key negotiated in the connection sequence.... (comp.sys.mac.system)
Re: Crypto Question ... > the passphrase used for the private key? ... > 'password' then does it become irrelevant what key size I use to encrypt... is only supposed to protect the private key....PGP / XML GATEWAY APPLIANCE ... (Security-Basics)
Re[2]: Crypto Question ... N> If I'm not mistaken, though, the passphrase on the PGP private key is ... N> simply a bit of symmetric-key encryption to help protect your private ... N> I've never really looked at the internal workings of PGP (but I ... (Security-Basics)
